Algeria international Anis Hadj Moussa, the Feyenoord right winger born in France, is being linked with a move to Sporting in Portugal’s top flight. The 24-year-old, who is under contract in Rotterdam until 30 June 2030, has emerged as a target for the Liga Portugal side as they assess wide options for the new season.
Hadj Moussa’s current market value is listed at around €23 million, a figure that would require a significant outlay from Sporting if Feyenoord choose to drive a hard bargain for a player tied to a long-term deal. Having only joined Feyenoord on 1 July 2024, any departure this summer would come after just two seasons with the Eredivisie club.
The left-footed winger has been involved on the biggest stage in recent months, making three appearances at the 2026 World Cup. Although he did not register a goal or assist at the tournament, his involvement there has added to his profile in European circles.
At club level, Hadj Moussa has already collected silverware with Feyenoord, featuring in a squad that won the Dutch Super Cup in 2025. Born in Paris and holding both Algerian and French nationality, his blend of international exposure and experience in the Netherlands has made him a notable name in this transfer window.
With his contract at Feyenoord running until 2030, the Dutch side are under no pressure to sell, and any negotiations with Sporting would be shaped by that strong contractual position.
